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The following research tries to determine the levels of anxiety and resilience, as well as the relationship between these variables, in people who were diagnosed with the COVID-19 virus in the city of Manta, Manabí province, which is within the provinces with more cases of infection in Ecuador. The existing relationship between the level of resilience and anxiety is studied, associated with the condition of going through the disease caused by the virus. Resilience is a protective factor for anxiety during stressful situations, important for the overall well-being of people. The study of these categories in the described circumstances of the coronavirus pandemic is relevant, as it provides valuable information about the psychological effects of COVID-19. The population is made up of a group of people who live in the city of Manta, diagnosed with COVID-19 during the 2020 pandemic, between the months of June and July. An open interview was conducted to determine the levels of expression of the variables studied. The Hamilton Anxiety Test and the SV-RES Resilience Test were applied. As a result, it is concluded that there is a relationship between these variables. The results obtained indicate that people maintain a level of resilience as a high tendency and anxiety is expressed at low levels. Regarding the relationship between them, it is appreciated that the levels of resilience found allow a better control of anxiety.

RESILIENCIA Y ANSIEDAD EN PERSONAS CON COVID-19 EN MANTA, MANABÍ, ECUADOR